The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-11
CLEVELAND IN THE WEST.
a LOVELY JOURNEY TO SC PAUL AND
"A sPLENDLD WELCOME THERE


morning and drove to the railroad station.
Tho President and Dol. Villas walked. The
special train left for st. Paul at o'clock.
There ware few hundred people ct the sta
ton to bid the party good-by.
PORTAGE. Oct, 10,-The Presidents train
reaohed this point at 1905 o'clock. and stopped
I'VE minutes. The entire population was at
the station. and the President and Mrs. Glove
land appeared upon the platform Of their oar.
giving the people good chance to see them.
A many as could get near had an opportunity
to shake the President's hand. A brass band
was in attendance, and ssrenaded the party
during its stay.
NEW LISBON. Dot 1o.-The Presidents train
reached here at 11:15 O'Clock and stopped four
minutes. Over 2.000 people were waiting at
tho station. and the time OF tho President was
taken up In Handwriting Mira, Cleveland ap-
peared ut the window Of her car, She looked
rosy and bright, and gracefully smiled her
acknowledgements the respectful greetings
Of tho people. An artillery salute was frcd,
and the W. P. Mitchell Grand Army Post gave
the President three rousing oheors as the train
ny ths Fissa.n as sRss sfq he se
master-G General and bis wife, and the gentle
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Rich carpets covered tho platform for hun
dred feet between the train and the carriages.
ses:yns deiesstISp psnstla.sd. ~ xss lsis eps1
and thsir Widest but
from the moment Mayor Austin took the Presi-
dents hand and veSSmed him To- t that IN which h
longer step the utmost order ~
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Handsome bouquet, He reached II out and
nS1s s and s1s as. eaa Ss
man was .embarrssaed for = mopent. but an
sa sSsG d sSI pEsd Up s ne as
worse for their fall. and, amid the widest hqF-
,hs Ct ss Sss ons as lie
It'll Il il believed that $4,000 strangers were in
at ae the s Union 9 Depot long bsiore Sso oeoeE
and few minutes before that hour the car
sls III asssp sss tSqon1 tie
reception committee walked forward to the
platform WHERE PSsss1ss Tas preserved d
ase Tss
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spazment yss hung GROUND Hlth ff Rsf| Of
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the first carriage. Mrs. Gieyeland and Con-
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the Prssideatial salute as the party emerged
eontinao1s Tie procession moved Up Third
to Jackson. Here, the streets were iammed
sn I5s satsss q ps sIss v.Vs sh
tops Il r9H
pns ssaSa mopvsa
%sss q people Snons t &c catch glimpse
fairly made re rs Ei9s: Ths PEesiae4s aligh.i;
s%tS n,' sfrs
In a strong. clear voice as follows:
I'd
as The centre q The continent e North AmerI-
seat of Government Of this great continent
would DO found somewhere nSt FER from the
b sfSSd kys The aSa4 liz Hase
S s ssS:'@ V. in: duSSs'SR
s ssa s:y sSa .itee yeass
have Passed. find here . State containing near.
Hf sGRsti2 n 1885, q oas
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added within teee last Aye years. and that ths
tSS q s Raal has more than trsesd
o"Whether. you are to have here the seat Of
Government Of this great continent or not
tho ' business OF the Government at wssSine-
ton are certainly not at pressnt Rrspsring to
control the doyernmeRt and make Il great is
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pace with the movement In your direction OF
1.-THE marvellous city OF st. Paul. scornipg
the ordinary steps by which cities reach the
lead. and springing almost at once to promi-
nence and greatness; her people establishing
trade. as II by magic. immense n It's volume
fear or hesitation business blocks rlyalling In
Oldest Of our cities, exhibit possibilities and
aehieyements IN which every American citizen
All this has been acoomplIshed by our fellow
citizens upon American soil and under the i'm
""Your State. with, all Its energy and the
enterprise OF It's INHABITANTS In the direction OF
business and the development Of It's material
resources, has not overlooked. those things
It's common schools and other Institutions for
the sdueaon q the people are and
OF neglected and dependent children Is
SSsdsa f9s IN III
tlons MinnssSta y quite sbrssst O. the older
nara Of tho American DoODl0 for their Door and